The EMU Notes in Mineralogy present in a condensed form an up-to-date, excellent overview of a single topic of interest to the broader geoscience community. The volumes may be accompanied by an EMU summer school.
The Notes in Mineralogy are published together by the European Mineralogical Union (contact: Simona Krmíčková) and the Mineralogical Society of the United Kingdom and Ireland (contact: Kevin Murphy).
Purchase a copy of these books from the bookshop of the Mineralogical Society of the United Kingdom and Ireland. All chapters in volume 20 are fully open access!
Volume 20 (2019): The Contribution of Mineralogy to Cultural Heritage. (G. Artioli and R. Oberti, editors)
Volume 19 (2017): Mineralogical Crystallography. (J. Plášil, J. Majzlan, S. Krivovichev)
Volume 18 (2017): Mineral fibers: Crystal chemistry, chemical-physical properties, biological interaction and toxicity. (A.F. Gualtieri)
Volume 17 (2017): Redox-reactive minerals: Properties, reactions and applications in clean technologies. (I.A.M. Ahmed and K.A. Hudson-Edwards)
Volume 16 (2017): Mineral reaction kinetics: Microstructures, textures, chemical and isotopic signatures (W. Heinrich and R. Abart)
Volume 15 (2015): Planetary Mineralogy (M.R. Lee and H. Leroux)
Volume 14 (2013): Minerals at the Nanoscale (F. Nieto and K.J.T. Livi)
Volume 13 (2012): Environmental Mineralogy II. (D.J. Vaughan and R.A. Wogelius, editors)
Volume 12 (2012): Raman Spectroscopy Applied to Earth Sciences and Cultural Heritage (J. Dubessy, M.-C. Caumon & F. Rull eds.)
Volume 11 (2011): Layered mineral structures and their application in advanced technologies (M.F. Brigatti & A. Mottana, eds.)
Volume 10 (2010): Ion partitioning in low temperature aqueous systems: from fundamentals to applications in climate, proxies and environmental geochemistry (M. Prieto & H. Stoll, eds.)
Volume 9 (2011): Industrial mineralogy (G. Christidis, ed.)
Volume 8 (2010): Nanoscopic approaches in earth and planetary sciences (F. Brenker & G. Jordan, eds.)
Earlier volumes (1, 4, 5, 7) can be ordered by contacting the EMU Public Information Officer Simona Krmíčková. Volumes 2, 3, 6 are sold out in the stocks of EMU. Note that the payment can be done only by a direct bank transfer. Alternatively, the earlier volumes can be also purchased from The Mineralogical Society America or The Mineralogical Society of the United Kingdom and Ireland.
Volume 7 (2005): Mineral behaviour at extreme conditions (R. Miletich, ed.)
Volume 5 (2003): Ultrahigh pressure metamorphism (D.A. Carswell & R. Compagnoni. eds.)
Volume 4 (2002): Energy modelling in minerals (C. Gramaccioli, ed.)
Volume 1 (1997): Modular aspects of minerals (S. Merlino, ed.)
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